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ceo and berkshire hathaway warren buffett are onto something. as to more billionaires start reading in on investing in newspapers. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: 82 years old and can still throw a newspaper like he was a kid. that's mean, everybody, i am liz claman. we need you to focus on the s&p 500 because today it is all about setting new highs, not lower. after the market first week in a year, a new day today, look at what is powering us higher. they're all rich and not 52-week highs, but all-time highs. 60 stocks in the s&p 500 hitting new highs today. 13 of them happen to be utility stocks, which tend to be defensive plays when folks are nervous. northeast utilities, edison among the standouts. leading the s&p higher at the very top, non-other than netflix, which is up about 6.75%, was up more than 7% earlier. netflix said report earnings ofn just about an hour. take a look at this year-to-date chart. the stock is up a stellar 90%. remember, this was a stock many analyst about a year ago many left for dead. unt
ceo and berkshire hathaway warren buffett are onto something. as to more billionaires start reading in on investing in newspapers. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: 82 years old and can still throw a newspaper like he was a kid. that's mean, everybody, i am liz claman. we need you to focus on the s&p 500 because today it is all about setting new highs, not lower. after the market first week in a year, a new day today, look at what is powering us higher....
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warren buffett has put 4 billion dollars into solar projects in california and now mosaic lets individuals do the same thing. > > billy parish from mosaic thanks so much. thank you bill, still ahead....could april showers bring may profits? we'll get a check up on crops, right after this. it's the most wonderful time of the year for corn planting.but its a wet week and that's delaying what could be the beginning of the biggest bumper crop of corn since the 1930's. jack scoville joins us---where are we in terms of the crop insurance threshold for planting? > >really this is normally the time of year when the farmerjust begins to plant anyway so the crop insurance threshold is several weeks off. it's not something that we're worried about right now. > > would you be worried if you were a farmer about frost at this point? > >that's more of a possibility, especially conisdering the size of the system that's moving across. i know that that was a concern with wheat prices here on monday when wheat prices in kansas city went a lot higher and that was probably due to frost. nothing has really been
warren buffett has put 4 billion dollars into solar projects in california and now mosaic lets individuals do the same thing. > > billy parish from mosaic thanks so much. thank you bill, still ahead....could april showers bring may profits? we'll get a check up on crops, right after this. it's the most wonderful time of the year for corn planting.but its a wet week and that's delaying what could be the beginning of the biggest bumper crop of corn since the 1930's. jack scoville joins...
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warren buffett does not agree. his business wire firm, which puts out press releases and regulatory disclosures, has some real concerns about this new ruling. joining us right now to talk about it is the president and ceo of business wire, kathy baron tamraz. thank you so much for joini ini us. >> nice to be here. >> help us understand and your reaction to the s.e.c.'s decision for companies using social media to communicate company announcements. do you believe it's not as big an audience to warrant such a disclosure? >> well, today, i mean, i think 12% of internet users are on twitter today, so it's pretty small. we embrace social media. we've got 61 twitter feeds, and we see it as a real compliment to the wire, but as far as a stand-alone, it really doesn't compare to the push distribution that we offer to our clients. and it's also the idea of safety and security as well. >> understand, but i don't think the s.e.c. is saying that twitter or social media would replace traditional avenues of communication, do you
warren buffett does not agree. his business wire firm, which puts out press releases and regulatory disclosures, has some real concerns about this new ruling. joining us right now to talk about it is the president and ceo of business wire, kathy baron tamraz. thank you so much for joini ini us. >> nice to be here. >> help us understand and your reaction to the s.e.c.'s decision for companies using social media to communicate company announcements. do you believe it's not as big an...
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i do like that for any dividend interested investors, but it's kind of like the warren buffett style of buying, if you buy a gm or a ford, they've already kind of taken their lumps. right now, they're very profitable. we have pent-up demand. we have -- we were coming out of a recession. we have -- they've got the infrastructure built. they have the broad product lines, whereas tesla doesn't really have that. and i really anticipate, you're just buying low right now. >> all right, guys, we'll leave it there. we'll keep checking back on this very important story and interesting to watch the developments certainly on that electric car. gentleman, thank you very much. we'll see you soon. who knew china was so delicate? not the dishes, the nation! the big studios are changing movies to keep china happy. and apple practically on bending knees apologizing to the chinese. how far should u.s. businesses go to make sure china's communist government doesn't shut them out? we'll debate this touchy issue. >>> and then with college costs going up, out of control, really, is a four-year degree stil
i do like that for any dividend interested investors, but it's kind of like the warren buffett style of buying, if you buy a gm or a ford, they've already kind of taken their lumps. right now, they're very profitable. we have pent-up demand. we have -- we were coming out of a recession. we have -- they've got the infrastructure built. they have the broad product lines, whereas tesla doesn't really have that. and i really anticipate, you're just buying low right now. >> all right, guys,...
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the warren buffett theory, we talked about this a week and a half ago, jp morgan was up near 51. now near 47. it's an opportunity. a lot of people are going to pass up. the earnings are going to blow it out of the water next friday. >> dr. j.? >> i put on the vxx. i was long calls in the vxx, short puts to pay for it. that made a move of 6.5%. that more than offset any of the longs i had in my portfolio. as most folks know, i have precious little of that lately. the one exception really was some energy names and bank america. like pete said, i think since march 20th, the airlines have been in a corrective phase. i think the banks have been in that same move. you talked about jp morgan. you get a chance to get into those names. i talked about, judge, about trash. they're buying trash today. they're buying coal names, buying gold, buying silver. that's where the institutions are committing new capital today. they're not chasing the things that were up big. they're instead buying the cheapest, you know, house on the block if you will. >> all right. our next guest is not surprised by
the warren buffett theory, we talked about this a week and a half ago, jp morgan was up near 51. now near 47. it's an opportunity. a lot of people are going to pass up. the earnings are going to blow it out of the water next friday. >> dr. j.? >> i put on the vxx. i was long calls in the vxx, short puts to pay for it. that made a move of 6.5%. that more than offset any of the longs i had in my portfolio. as most folks know, i have precious little of that lately. the one exception...
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president obama lays out his plan today, and much discussed warren buffett rule, but people are starting to look at something that has found so much more boring. what does this all mean? is this a budget that would make a dent in the deficit? we have director of the national economic council joining us live next presumably to defend it, but we will ask them a whole bunch of questions about it. the president has to make tough decisions about spending cuts. what is the one thing you could never cut out of your personal budget? log onto facebook.com/lizclaman. you will start to see, not so easy to cut out everything. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil a buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. liz: with the nasdaq have in the very best day since january 2, the power mover of the ho
president obama lays out his plan today, and much discussed warren buffett rule, but people are starting to look at something that has found so much more boring. what does this all mean? is this a budget that would make a dent in the deficit? we have director of the national economic council joining us live next presumably to defend it, but we will ask them a whole bunch of questions about it. the president has to make tough decisions about spending cuts. what is the one thing you could never...
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., for warren buffett's annual shareholder meeting. join me. lots of interviiws david: how many frequent-flier miles do you have? liz: not enough because i want to go to why. teeseven "money with melissa francis" with melissa francis is next. melissa: and breaking news. [laughter] has more on this. >> reporter: well, the redemption date for investors to pull their money out of acc capital was set inmate. you were talking about that big day, blackstone big investor was worry that that did not give them enough time to assess whether steve cohen and as a safe -- sac capitol would be indicted. a lot of people believed, the government as well, that july is when the statute of limitation on most of those suspicious trades in this. that means
., for warren buffett's annual shareholder meeting. join me. lots of interviiws david: how many frequent-flier miles do you have? liz: not enough because i want to go to why. teeseven "money with melissa francis" with melissa francis is next. melissa: and breaking news. [laughter] has more on this. >> reporter: well, the redemption date for investors to pull their money out of acc capital was set inmate. you were talking about that big day, blackstone big investor was worry that...
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but like warren buffett, we don't try to pick the market. we basically allocate capital for what achieves stocks. >> i'd say wow, you know, you're right, but no, you're taking a pessimistic view of earnings and you're not even at the -- you're not even at a rich multiple. just an average multiple. it seems to me you're making the case that the market's cheap. >> i didn't say it was cheap. i said i thought -- >> to me, that's what i'm taking from what you're saying. you're saying it's fully valued. i'm disagreeing with your conclusion is what i'm saying. i think you're making the case that things aren't that extended right now. >> well, i disagree because if you looked at the russell 2500 and the russell 2000 over 18 times expected earnings. >> you're talking about -- you were talking about 15.3 at 104, though, whatever. that's just my point. >> talking about the s&p. >> what would you have to see it go down to in order to get interested again? so if you think it's currently fairly valued, what kind of pullback would you need to see in order
but like warren buffett, we don't try to pick the market. we basically allocate capital for what achieves stocks. >> i'd say wow, you know, you're right, but no, you're taking a pessimistic view of earnings and you're not even at the -- you're not even at a rich multiple. just an average multiple. it seems to me you're making the case that the market's cheap. >> i didn't say it was cheap. i said i thought -- >> to me, that's what i'm taking from what you're saying. you're...
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have you ever wanted to invest exactly like warren buffett? >> how about david einhorn for $1.99 a month, yes, $1.99 the i-billionaire app can help you do just that, find out how when we talk to the co-founder after the break. plus with the leaked fed minutes hitting the market and a fresh record high this morning on s&p, where do we go from here? this is cnbc on a wednesday morning. clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. awarded five-stars from smartmoney magazine. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. revolutionizing an industry can be a tou
have you ever wanted to invest exactly like warren buffett? >> how about david einhorn for $1.99 a month, yes, $1.99 the i-billionaire app can help you do just that, find out how when we talk to the co-founder after the break. plus with the leaked fed minutes hitting the market and a fresh record high this morning on s&p, where do we go from here? this is cnbc on a wednesday morning. clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my...
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i'm reminded what warren buffett said in one of his books, basically saying he was sold out of company every time he was told to because it was down, his returns would half as much as they are today. ashley: which we were talking before in the commercial break perhaps this was a bubble ready to burst. the expectations become unrealistic you about one thing steve jobs was able to do get the attention on the products, create the cool factor. where we are though, debating stock price and where inner-workings of the financial side of the business, something that tim cook hasn't been able to do is shift the, you know the focus back to the products. >> i think that is apple's biggest problem. they need to hire a new communication team if i were to advise them on anything. they're executing on the plan and doing quite well from a pure business perspective. if you listen to yesterday's call or any viewership on fox business news read some excepts this is big difference in not lanning or launching proulths toward the fall between the difference we're launching significant products in the next s
i'm reminded what warren buffett said in one of his books, basically saying he was sold out of company every time he was told to because it was down, his returns would half as much as they are today. ashley: which we were talking before in the commercial break perhaps this was a bubble ready to burst. the expectations become unrealistic you about one thing steve jobs was able to do get the attention on the products, create the cool factor. where we are though, debating stock price and where...
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all of us, warren buffett, george soros have cut our teeth during perhaps a most advantageous period of time, the most attractive epic that an investor could experience. his broader point, guys is what happens in the next epic if credit doesn't expand, if there's scarcity of resource, if geopolitics stop regular capitalistic expansion from happening. >> some of these people did really well, and i disagree with this piece, and he's too hard on himself and too hard on the industry. he did mention peter lynch who got out at a good time. i sent -- when i was living in my car, sending that money to fidelity magellan fund and it ended up with six figures because he always kept his money in because there were a couple of days of the year that you make all of your money and the fact that there is such a thing called progress -- progress has been a reason to buy stocks. there's been tremendous progress and i disagree that it's a cyclical thing. >> it's the great bond market rally, so to speak that has gone on for 30 years. >> 1982. okay, yes, it's true. >> by the way, i mean, early '70s, righ
all of us, warren buffett, george soros have cut our teeth during perhaps a most advantageous period of time, the most attractive epic that an investor could experience. his broader point, guys is what happens in the next epic if credit doesn't expand, if there's scarcity of resource, if geopolitics stop regular capitalistic expansion from happening. >> some of these people did really well, and i disagree with this piece, and he's too hard on himself and too hard on the industry. he did...
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. >> it's the kind of thing where warren buffett shows up. i'll take tens down ten, but in this case i don't think they'll give him 10%. >> it's buying time. it's my understanding the way of thinking here is you bring coupons back, you bring flyers back, promotions back under ullman. you can get this thing stabilized and you can get it turned around and later in the year you can have conversations of other ways of potentially raising capital. that just doesn't make sense. >> it's a hot button that three days ago, ullman comes in, and they couldn't run anybody else. >> let's move on. we have a lot more to cover this morning before we even get to our first break. let's talk about the markets and the new all-time closing highs and the best four-session winning streak sense september and the s&p is now within seven points of 1600 and on pace for the second best week this year. the nasdaq close at new 12-year highs and still off the 5200 we saw in march of 2000, but hey, also 31% of stocks hit new 52-week highs in yesterday's session and that is t
. >> it's the kind of thing where warren buffett shows up. i'll take tens down ten, but in this case i don't think they'll give him 10%. >> it's buying time. it's my understanding the way of thinking here is you bring coupons back, you bring flyers back, promotions back under ullman. you can get this thing stabilized and you can get it turned around and later in the year you can have conversations of other ways of potentially raising capital. that just doesn't make sense. >>...
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i don't care if you're warren buffett or anyone else, no one taxed up to the poverty level. everyone is taxed beyond that. here's the thing. -- open up "the wall street journal," when consumption is declining, that means savings are rising. we need more savings in this country, mr. speaker. oversaving is not a problem in america. i wish that problem upon us all. we have a unique, unique window in the world economy right now, mr. speaker. you know, for years it's been america that's been consuming everything that the world has been producing. we used to be the manufacture for the world. now -- manufacturer for the world. now we're the consumer for the world. as literally millions and millions and millions of new middle-class consumers are coming online in china and in india, millions and millions and millions that are going to continue to grow, we have a window of opportunity right now to quit being the consumer for the world, as we have been for the past few decades, and return to our status as manufacturer for the world. oh, we're having this natural gas boom, mr. speaker,
i don't care if you're warren buffett or anyone else, no one taxed up to the poverty level. everyone is taxed beyond that. here's the thing. -- open up "the wall street journal," when consumption is declining, that means savings are rising. we need more savings in this country, mr. speaker. oversaving is not a problem in america. i wish that problem upon us all. we have a unique, unique window in the world economy right now, mr. speaker. you know, for years it's been america that's...
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. >> these are financial weapons of mass destruction in the words of -- >> warren buffett. >> and others who have questioned, again, the role of derivative in thes economy, the finish in the economy, the role in the final crisis. you believe swaps are a good thing for the u.s. economy, right? >> i think that derivatives, both the former and the original product called futures and swaps which were invented just 30 years ago help the real economy lock in a price and hedge a risk. basically, the same thing a farmer did years ago to say i want to lock in the price of corn or wheat at harvest time and focus on what i do well. in the modern day a company, even a bloomberg, can lock in the interest rate, lock in a currency risk and focus on what they do well; innovating, hiring employees, providing a service to the economy. so that's what's critical. >> this is a $600 trillion market. >> it is. it's big. it's big. >> it's a huge -- >> do you know there's $12 of derivatives around the globe for every dollar of goods and services in the economy. in the u.s., because we do it a little bit more, th
. >> these are financial weapons of mass destruction in the words of -- >> warren buffett. >> and others who have questioned, again, the role of derivative in thes economy, the finish in the economy, the role in the final crisis. you believe swaps are a good thing for the u.s. economy, right? >> i think that derivatives, both the former and the original product called futures and swaps which were invented just 30 years ago help the real economy lock in a price and hedge...